How To Find Your Vocal Range. A simple singing exercise to discover what your singing voice range is

How To Find Your Vocal Range Read the description or follow the on-screen instructions: . Every singer would like to know what their voice type is.Discover if you are Soprano, Alto, Tenor or Bass.

Use this vocal exercise to find your lowest and highest notes:

On screen you will see a code appear each time the note changes. Eg G3. These codes simply represent the notes being played on the piano, and at what octave.

Sing La…la…la… quietly to each note that plays.

Please note that the range of notes played in this exercise are vast and you probably will not be able to sing all of them. Some you will find you will be able to sing more of the lower section of the exercise and others may sing more of the higher section of the exercise. You may also find that your highest and your lowest note is just within the one section.

Low Note
This section starts at middle C on the piano, and goes down the scale, one note at a time.. Join in where you can and when you reach the note that you feel is your lowest comfortable note. Write down the code.
If you struggle singing any of the low notes, don’t worry as your starting note might be in the higher section.

High Note
This section starts at middle C on the piano, and goes up the scale. Join in where you can and when you reach the highest note that is comfortable to sing. Write down the code
You may well have found your highest note in the previous section, or you have a code from both the Low Voice and a code from the High Voice sections.

You should now have to sets of codes
For example, you may have a G3 – A4 set of codes.
Compare them to the chart on the video to give you an idea of what range you sing in.

The suggested guidelines for the singing ranges are standardised. Music written for eg. a Bass singer will be written within this range of notes, Soprano’s in that range of notes. Many of you will find that you have a range beyond these standard ranges. This is completely normal. We have provided an more in-depth explanation about your vocal range and what else can influence your range on our website
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